Sentence examples for limitations in practising from inspiring English sources

Double burden of suboptimal feeding may result from limitations in practising recommended feeding behaviours, potentially leading to different forms of undernutrition in combination with practices of inappropriate feeding behaviours that may be conducive to children being overweight.

Though an incomprehensible practice to some, cutting makes sense to people socialised in practising cultures.

Otherwise there is no point in practising.

Shintoists see no contradiction in practising more than one religion.

Newer antiplatelet strategies, such as inhibition of thrombin receptors, are currently being investigated in clinical trials as their potential and limitations in clinical practise need to be further characterised.

Thus, the absence of a diagnostic 'gold standard' for SFN remains a limitation in clinical practise and research.

Although available, quantitative MRI variables were not included due to limitations in availability in clinical practise and their relatively poor additional predictive value for near-term clinical outcomes compared to the other clinical variables [ 12].

There has been much research dealing with the precise and automated steering of off-road vehicles and agricultural machinery, but because of drawbacks such as cost and technical limitations, they have not been widely adopted in practise.

This case may arise in practise due to the space limitations at the relay or due to the cost factor.

There were 244 French doctors practising in the UK and 86 British doctors practising in France.

The questionnaire was sent to all British doctors practising in France and to all French doctors practising in the UK.